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Nigerian Pastors really need one to use a descerning Spirit. Only God knows who is who. My experience makes it hard to even listen and believe even one of them which makes me very sad. They have a good eye for young, pretty ladies with a potential to be a huge success and when you refuse their advances/proposals they curse you and start praying for you to die more of an evil act than godly if you think about. But thank God for His word its faithful and changes not.

I will start a diary on this one of these days on this topic. If your faith in Christ is not strong enough they would totally destroy your spirituality. Now even if I am invited to their churches ( which I will try everything possible to get out of) and they preach until they are soaking wet, I just sit there and watch the act. I guess I am still raw and angry from the experience and find it hard to even talk about it.


I know not all of them are like that but I would rather avoid putting myself in the way of trouble. If this makes me xenophobic so be it. Once beaten, twice shy!
Enuffsaid!

KidStranglehold: So you're actually from South Africa? How are AA's doing in South Africa?

The successful AA are really enjoying SA becouse the have learnt to be humble, learn the culture and adapt. Watch the video and see how well these people are doing. They ussually never want to go back to the US as SA has it all and its a black country,

Impressive, I actually know that AA community, they are familly friends Cora is my friend's mom Vazantha M who is the girl on the wall picture. They have have really gotten it right and Nigerians need to watch this video very attentively and learn how you make it in SA. And if yoy do not the stigma stays with you and its hard to off it.

Nice video, nice seeing people I had not seen in while.

Gudiza: Generally get the sense men of black origin all over the world desperately want come back to Africa and help build. They've had enough of racism and want to be proud of their origins (Africa),increase cooperation between themselves and the motherland, and expand their reach and knowledge rather than being holed in foreign lands where they remain second class citizens.

But, they are frustrated with the level of poverty, underdevelopment and conflict they hear all over the western media about Africa and this sometimes can play out as hostility when Africans go there to hustle.

That they're willing to go to South Africa despite the crime tells u a lot.

Our crime rate is grossly exergerated. What country has the highest crime rate but remains among the top world tourist destinations in the world? Recieving world royalty, celebrities, etc year in and year out, while most own properties? I think its a way of keeping the "fools" out while they enjoy the place, thats brilliant strategy by the way.

11 JUL 2013
Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, South Africa's first female deputy president, wa appointed by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday to head the U agency promoting equality for women.

Mlambo-Ngcuka, a former member of parliament and longtime women's rights advocate, succeeds former Chilean president Michelle Bachelet as executive director of UN Women.

Ban spokesman Martin Nesirky announced the appointment, saying: "Mlambo-Ngcuka brings to this position a wealth of experience in advocating for women's issues with a combination of strategic leadership, consensus building and hands-on management experience."

Bachelet was the first head of UN Women, which was created in July 2010 by the General Assembly to combine four U.N. bodies dealing with the advancement of women under a single umbrella. She returned to Chile to run for president again.

Mlambo-Ngcuka, 57, was elected to parliament in South Africa's first multiracial elections in 1994 in which Nelson Mandela led the African National Congress (ANC) party to victory.

She was a member of the ANC's national executive committee from 1997 to 2007. She also served as deputy minister in the Department of Trade and Industry from 1996 to 1999, minister of minerals and energy from 1999 to 2005, and deputy president from 2005 to 2008 when Thabo Mbeki was president.

Mlambo-Ngcuka established the Umlambo Foundation in 2008 to provide support to schools in impoverished areas in South Africa and Malawi.

Earlier in her career, she served as the first president of South Africa's Natal Organisation of Women affiliate of the United Democratic Front anti-apartheid movement.
She then worked as the World Young Women's Christian Association youth director in Geneva before re to South Africa, where she worked to promote economic development and skills training and help squatt women.

http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2013/07/11/phumzile-mlambo-ngcuka-to-head-un-women

16 July 2013
South African Airways (SAA) is the most on-time airline in the world, according to the June 2013 Airline and Airport On-time Performance Report by global flight and airport information services company FlightStats.

According to the report, which covers major international airlines and airports in north America, Europe and Asia, the big international airlines on average delivered 75.85% of their flights to the arrival gate within 15 minutes of schedule in June, down from 80.70% in May.

Only six major international carriers delivered over 90% of their flights on time, with SAA topping the list at 93.33%, outperforming several reputable carriers from across the world.

SAA has achieved over 90% on-time performance for the last five months running, topping the list of most on-time airlines three times during this period.

"This speaks volumes about the commitment and determination that our staff put into their duties in order to consistently provide a professional and reliable service,” Zuks Ramasia, SAA's general manager for operations, said in a statement on Monday.

South Africa's national carrier, the most awarded airline in Africa, operates direct flights to six of the world's seven continents.

With its current fleet of 54 aircraft, the airline operates 53 000 flights per annum, ferrying 7-million passengers to over 1 300 destinations in 194 countries, both through its own network and partnerships with other airlines.

"SAA will remain indebted to its workforce who, despite all the challenges the airline is currently facing, have chosen to focus on the work at hand, which is to bring the world to Africa, and take Africa to the world," Ramasia said.

"With close to 30 different accolades collected between 2012 and this month, our staff are clearly doing something right. Nonetheless, we are cognisant of the fact that there is room for improvement."

http://www.southafrica.info/

6 July 2013 South Africa's Standard Bank was named the best investment bank in Africa by international finance magazine Euromoney at the magazine's annual Awards for Excellence ceremony in London last week.

It was also named best equity house and best risk manager on the continent. "Winning these awards is particularly significant as it is an acknowledgement of our commitment to our clients as they grow in and across Africa," Standard Bank Corporate and Investment Banking CEO David Munro said in a statement.

"We have a unique footprint and physical presence across Africa, global connectivity to serve Africa, unique sector expertise and a talented and experienced team, all of which reinforce our position as the leading financial services organisation on the continent."

It was the 23rd edition of the awards, and Euromoney judges had to choose between over 600 banks and brokerage houses by examining key performance indicators, financial ratios and innovations.

"Our presence and experience across sub-Saharan Africa, our specialisation in natural resources, and our ability to connect African markets to each other and to China, Brazil, the Middle East and the developed world's pools of capital, combined with a strong reputation and product expertise, afford Standard Bank a unique competitive position to build long-term and well co-ordinated client relationships," Munro said.

"The bank has benefited from its expansion in Africa, pushing it ahead of the competition," said Euromoney editor Clive Horwood. "It has a clear advantage in South Africa, where it is the biggest bank by assets.

And it already transacts an extraordinary quantity and quality of deals further north too. "In addition, Standard Bank remains perhaps the most prominent international book-runner on local-currency bonds across Afr

http://www.southafrica.info/business/success

all4naija: Wait until your people will hack him to death very soon. South African primitive behavior cannot be trusted. You need to advise him against your people thoroughly.

Never. The men is loved by all becouse he is an outstanding citizen. And anyway he regards himself as SAn.

Asiwaju9ja: The average Nigerian hussler is a Thug. Read d American dictionary definition of a Thug.

If The Thugs in your country come together to wedge a Thug war on d pple killing dem, I tell u for sure, they'll be downing ur peeps in d dozens. This is why I pray its a Naija on Naija thing as dey say. Imagine d way d killings are taking place in another man's country and u say its Naija thugs doing dis shite. If this same Naija Thugs come together and unleash dis same terror on SAns, Tell me what u'd see? Bloodbath If u ask me. I wrest my case.

First of all you quoted my post but are saying a totally differnt thing. Please reread then answer what you quoted. As for your dream blood bath, am not going there. I would rather have our government trash this. Expell from both sides or improve quality of immigrants they are exporting to one another. Period.

all4naija: Mandela is not half-n-u-d-e wearing it as most of you do because he is a civilized man.

Your arrogance really. You need to know who wears, which one to where & when. Pretending to know it all. Even if they wear it half nude it is still their culture and they are proud of it. Below is your culture that you abandoned and ran to adopt white and Arab designs and boast them as your culture.

justplainpaul: don`t tell me you`re married to a naija man?

Why? You will devorce us? My man approves the way I think becouse he knows the truth and he hates this more than I do. He has at most two Nigerian friends and the rest are SA. He likes them and they like him too, as one of their own. And has been here for more than 10 years.

[quote author=nadia_SA]Ish babe this is not healthy.. We kinda close to benoni so we talk about such..
Its getting out of control I tell u..
But all is well ooo[/quote]Just keep safe girl, asseblief tog.

all4naija: Why can you shut up for once? You should be ashamed of yourself for being a lady with ill manners.

Say that to you mama. I am not your lady. Your obsession is running away with you.

justplainpaul: i think you`re one of those killers. you bloody drug pusher!

Story, story

Kingmanny88: All what you wrote above was pure balderdash.....get a life RoosterDrinker.

Not dissapointed at all, it was not intended for your likes.

[quote author=nadia_SA]Tht is foken true Ikechu told me same tin!! Ths ppl busy toking here nd hve no foken clue wats going on..[/quote]You know my man does not even want to talk about such. It really deppresses him to know that such people are dragging all Nigerians names in the mud. If I want him in good mood I do not even think of going there.

successking: SA government should come out plainly and tell Nigerian nationals in SA to leave in peace rather than resorting to this dastardly and provocative act.

What is it with this mentality? You are the ones who are unhappy with the SA treatment you leave or your goverment angeges ours on that. Same story when you want leave Nigeria to Biafra someone must kick you out. Its speaks of serious confusion.

Asiwaju9ja: They will act first and think of d consequencies later. Mind you, I pray its Naija on Naija Crime o! Becos wen e red! Zuma sef go talk put for the matter.

You people are all talk. Please do something so our foreign relations are visited. Nigeria should be responsible for allowing certain people out of their country to others.

all4naija: You bitteredcheecks. Has there been a time when your police behave normal? Are you talking about those villains who tie humans to vans and drag them to their death? Jeez! You are very xenophobic.

I am not interested in engaging you, i will need somekind of demon possesssion or mental illness to match your obsession with SA. If it helps you to sleep at night. Great!

Suljosh: xenophobic yes!!!! That's wat you guys are known for. Its a SA thing

Its amazing as bad as you make us sound Nigerians in SA would rather settle here than go back home. Go figure.

pekelepekele: Well lets start killing the SA in NIGERIA HERE . There is nothing wrong with that

I agree with you, totally especially becouse the truth will never change your conviction that South Africans did this.

londoner: I doubt the gunmen were Nigerian. I think its probably a made up smokescreen by the SA authorities.

Why in your opinion would they do that? Whats their gain in killing people like that and taking nothing.One guy survived would he not have said something if it was SA'ns.

[quote author=Okiki_Oluwa]An urgent action needs to be taken on this Nigerian killings in SA.[/quote]I totally agree with you.

Knaruto: u are a beast....infact no south-african should visit nairaland again.....u bastards.......

I have graduated from engaging in insults with people like you. If you do not like my opinion, too bad. But Nairaland is owned by Seun thats what the disclaimer say not Nigeria. I will do so if he ask me to.

9jadelta: you are a foool, big mumu self. Becos u are a foool u think say we mumu. Ur incopetent police are trying to cover up the violence by south africans on nigerians and you are here saying nonsense. If the police are competent, they would have arrest the perpetrators and tell us their nationality and make them face justice instead of speculating. Infact, i feel like slapping u dis xenophic mumu rightnow. Mtchew

You mean our police, that we pay with our tax money should leave all other duties and act as some probably dodgey, illegal and faked name and ID Nigerian body guards? Becouse all these attacks were done at strange times and places where
there were no witnesses.

In SA its not hard to meet a Nigerian whose name is Dumisani Mabaso who is 14 years old but came alone and drives a citi golf. Tell me now where do they start looking for such a person becouse rest assured the nigga will not be in the official database only his friends will know his real details.

Please attack with facts. Nigerians especially the non proffessinal tend to flock together they need to have each others back and report or comppaign if hits like these are done by South Africans. How do you think our police should get any information in situation.like these.

If the government starts deploying police to moniter Nigerians 24/7 guess who is going to cry harrasment, racist, hate, xenophobia.

Please people choose one and stick to it. You can ask Jonathan to ask his pal Zuma to make available 24/7 survailance on all Nigerians in SA.
You are starting to me make me dizzy now.

hardniola: zetdee u ar idiotaaaaaaa.
This is SA @ work,ur police is incompetent.

And Nigerian police are the best.
We all know that.
Mscheeeeew!

[quote author=nadia_SA]AMANDLAA...!! AWETHU...!!!!
Long live tata long live..
"Asimbonanga asim bonang' umandela thina
Asimbonanga (We have not seen him)
Asimbonang' uMandela thina (We have not seen Mandela)
Laph'ekhona (In the place where he is)
Laph'ehleli khona (In the place where he is kept)"

Love this song by Johnny Clegg[/quote]@ Naddy, oh year girl I love that song too. Always bring a tear or two to my eyes. It's a very sad song.

Got 2 versions for you and the one with Madiba dancing to it. Just Priceless


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUX3AK6wRzM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGS7SpI7obY

ighoosagie: Mandela's Doctor advice d family of d anti apartheid hero to unplug d life support on him becos its causing a lot of pain n he is a d verge of death, thank u 4 ur attribute to BLACK RACE, d world will miss ur greatness n generations to come will read of ur great impact 2 BLACK RACE, i wish i culd go in ur stead, well its inevitable meal dat everyone must eat one day.
i pray d heavenly emissaries lead u straight to HIS throne, i no God av a better reward 4 u.. goodbye in advance DADDY i wish my tears can strengthen u

Asseblief tog, save your tears. You are reacting to a hear say
according to the same hear say he died a while ago.

http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/Mandela-not-in-
vegitative-state-presidency-20130704

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/nelson-mandela/10161230/Nelson-Mandelas-doctors-deny-he-was-in-
permanent-vegetative-state.html

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-07-05/rest-of-world/40391497_1_nelson-mandela-mandela-family-
graca-machel

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/439219/mandela-not-in-
vegetative-state-raging-family-feud-hit

Aah! Dalibhunga, Phila Ngonaphakade Kummkani!
Long Live the King of the Thembu! Yeeeleleleeee!

A fitting dedication to uTata Nelson Rolihlahla ("the trouble maker) Mandela
Aah! Madiba!
Aah! Dalibhunga!
Viva the president of the people!
I salute you, tatomkhulu!
My blood!
Your legacy lives on!
A MANDLA! NGAWETHU!
BLACK POWER!

Aaah, Dalibhunga, Phila Ngonaphakade Kumkani!
( Long Live, the King of the Thembu's) Aaaaagraaaammm!

Stumbled upon a very rare original you tube video of South African youth of yester year doing "Toyi-toyi". One can feel the oneness, a thousand hearts beating as one, a rhythmic thump of their feet, an united determination, bravery and a "never die" conviction to confront their armed enemy and the willingness to die in the process rather than submit to an oppressive goverment.

Wow, I salute you our heros!
YOU DANCED AND SANG WHEN YOU WERE AT WAR, SAD, ANGRY AND WHEN YOU CELEBRATED.
NO ONE PROTEST LIKE AN OPPRESSED BLACK SOUTH AFRICAN. LONG LIVE SPIRIT OF "TOYI-TOYI"
Your act still bring goose bumps to this day,
Shows one never needs arms to fight but " One Spirit"
A thousand hearts beating as one, AMANDLA!

God Bless our land!
God Bless South Africa!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5OfDFK1yyU

"Shoot them before they grow" by Brenda Fassie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulH6m8La05Q

"Where did you get the passport? "
"From a good Samaritan"
"Good Samaritan? "
"Yes"
" Good Samaritans forge passports these days?" Priceless!
"Yeah, in Lagos"